ALT A graphic of two cartoon young people. The text says "Call 111. Need urgent mental health support? Call 111 and select the mental health option. Open to all ages 24/7. Calls are free."

ALT A graphic of 4 cartoon young people of different ages. The image features the Cheshire and Wirral NHS logo, the MyMind logo, and the Listen Up logo. The text says, "Mill Street Centre, Crewe. Listen Up group. Monday 22nd June 4:00-5:30 pm. What we'll be doing”

ALT A graphic of 8 cartoon people playing instruments. The text says, "We will, do fun games and crafts, talk about exciting opportunities to get involved in Participation and Engagement projects, and talk about celebrations and awareness events coming up and how you would like to promote these. For more info, email cwp.cypf.participation@nhs.net".

ALT A graphic of a triangle with three points. Each point has a symbol of a person separately labelled, 'Service user', 'professional', 'carer'. The text says, "What is triangle of care?". In the corner of the image it says, "Carers Week 2026. The graphic also includes the MyMind, NHS Cheshire and Wirral, and Triangle of Care logo.

ALT A graphic of a cartoon young person looking like they have a question. The text says, "What does this mean for me? In CWP Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services. Our main actions focus on making sure carers are supported in the same way across all services. This includes creating clear rules (called a standard approach) for how staff work with carers, especially for young people aged 16 and over."

ALT A graphic of three cartoon people watching someone presenting. The text says, "Teams will learn from good practice already working well (like Ancora House, our specialist inpatient unit) and use this in other services. Staff will get more training so they understand how to support carers better."

ALT A graphic of three cartoon people talking. The text says, "There are also plans to improve information for families, including online resources like MyMind, and to make sure carers are clearly identified and supported. Finally, the Trust will work towards better recording, communication, and consistency across all teams."

ALT A picture of a MyMind parade flag. The text on the graphic says, "We're supporting Crewe Pride! Saturday 13 June 2026. Parade 11:45am. Find us in the market hall from 12 noon. Lyceum Square, Crewe."

ALT A graphic of a cartoon zebra with rainbow stripes. The text says, "NHS Cheshire and Wirral Partnership. Happy Pride Month! MyMind."

ALT A graphic of a cartoon giraffe and fish hugging. The text says, " CWP Children and Young People's Mental Health Services (CYPMHS) at Cheshire Pride. Crewe Pride. Saturday 13 June 2026. Lyceum Square. Disability Pride Parade. Kaleidoscope Festival. Monday 6 July 2026. Storyhouse - Chester City Centre. Chester Pride. Saturday 15 August 2026. Castle Square."

ALT A graphic of cartoon people playing different instruments. The text says, "MyMind. Children and Young People's Mental Health Services. Accessibility and Inclusivity Questionnaire. NHS Cheshire and Wirral Partnership."

ALT A graphic of two cartoon young people. The text says "Call 111. Need urgent mental health support? Call 111 and select the mental health option. Open to all ages 24/7. Calls are free."

ALT A graphic of 21 cartoon people grouped together, with text that says “What is PCREF? Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework.” Above it is the MyMind and Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS logo.

ALT A graphic of a cartoon key that says, “The Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework is a national drive to reduce racial inequalities in mental health. Key elements are: Commitment. To enable access without discrimination. Cultural sensitivity. Grounded in trust and justice. Partnerships. Collaborate and build anti-racism actions.

ALT A graphic of paper pinned to the post. The text says, “What is being done? Leadership and governance. Establish a steering group to lead and monitor progress. Organisational competencies. Develop staff to be culturally competent. Enhance training. Review all policies through an anti-racist lens. Patient and carer feedback mechanisms. Embed the patient and carer voice. Listen and act. Use feedback to make improvements.”

ALT A graphic of 4 people holding a sign that says, “We will do this by taking these actions”. Below it says, “Coproduction and formalise our steering group. Engage with people and communities. Using data and improve our data collection. Use people’s lived experience to identify disparities. Transparent reporting. Improve our feedback mechanisms. Keep updates and progress so board can hold to account. Address racism and take action.”

ALT A picture of a waiting room tv. In front of it is a shelf with Wear It Green branded water bottles and Wear It Green bunting along the bottom of the shelf. The text says, "New Blog. Mental Health Awareness Week at Children and Young People's Mental Health Services. MyMind."

ALT A graphic of a cartoon megaphone. The text says, "Action for all of us. We've come a long way and together we can make sure we don't risk going backwards on mental health. We need policy makers to prioritise the nation's mental health and take action to address the root causes of mental ill health, so that we can all stay well. Mental Health Awareness Week".

ALT A graphic of 4 cartoon young people of different ages. The image features the Cheshire and Wirral NHS logo, the MyMind logo, and the Listen Up logo. The text says, "Mill Street Centre, Crewe. Listen Up group. Monday 18th May 4:00-5:00pm. What we'll be doing”

ALT A graphic of 8 cartoon people playing instruments. The text says, "We will, do fun games and crafts, talk about exciting opportunities to get involved in Participation and Engagement projects, and talk about celebrations and awareness events coming up and how you would like to promote these. For more info, email: cwp.cypf.participation@nhs.net".

ALT A graphic of cartoon hands high-fiving. The text says, "Action for someone else. We all have a role to play in creating mentally healthy communities, schools, and workplaces. And doing something for other is good for your own mental health too. Together we can turn awareness into action. Mental Health Awareness Week".

ALT A graphic of cartoon leaves and two coffee cups. The text says, "Action for yourself. Start small and build from there. Find one thing you can do today to boost your mental health. It could be taking a walk in nature, prioritising a good night's sleep or catching up with a friend over a cuppa. Mental Health Awareness Week."

ALT A graphic of a smartphone that have the MyMind YouTube channel on the screen. There is an arrow pointing at the subscribe button. The text says, "MyMind. Subscribe to our YouTube @MyMindFeed".

ALT A graphic of a cartoon young person revising with paper. The text says, "New Blog. The exam season survival guide: more than just a grade. MyMind."

ALT A picture of a noticeboard in the Kingsley Resource Centre, Ellesmere Port, waiting room. On the noticeboard there is Autism Acceptance Month bunting, pictures of puzzle pieces and infinity symbols, and printed information about Autism Awareness Month.

ALT A picture of a noticeboard in the Crook Lane, Winsford, waiting room. On the noticeboard there is Autism Acceptance Month bunting, pictures of puzzle pieces and infinity symbols, and printed information about Autism Awareness Month.

ALT A picture of a noticeboard in the Marsden House, Chester, waiting room. On the noticeboard there is Autism Acceptance Month bunting, pictures of puzzle pieces and infinity symbols, and printed information about Autism Awareness Month.

ALT A picture of a noticeboard in the Mill Street, Crewe, waiting room. On the noticeboard there is Autism Acceptance Month bunting, pictures of puzzle pieces and infinity symbols, and printed information about Autism Awareness Month.

ALT A graphic of a cartoon paper chain of different people holding hands. The text says, "New Blog. Working with us at CWP's Children and Young People's Mental Health Services. MyMind."

ALT A graphic of a cartoon cloud that looks worried and has water droplets dripping from them. The text says, "New blog. Focus on anxiety. MyMind".